Linux command
qm-destroy 命令
文本
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Destroy
qm destroy 100
Example
qm destroy 100 --destroy-unreferenced-disks
Example
qm destroy 100 --purge
Example
qm destroy 100 --purge --destroy-unreferenced-disks
Force
sudo qm destroy 100 --skiplock
说明
qm destroy permanently removes a virtual machine and all associated volumes from Proxmox VE. The operation also removes any VM-specific permissions and firewall rules. The --purge option removes the VMID from backup jobs, replication jobs, and high availability configuration. The --destroy-unreferenced-disks option removes disks that are not referenced in the VM configuration but have a matching VMID across all enabled storages. The --skiplock option bypasses safety locks but requires root privileges.
参数
- --destroy-unreferenced-disks _boolean_
- If set, additionally destroy all disks not referenced in the config but with a matching VMID from all enabled storages. Default: 0.
- --purge _boolean_
- Remove VMID from configurations, like backup and replication jobs and HA.
- --skiplock _boolean_
- Ignore locks. Only root is allowed to use this option.
FAQ
What is the qm-destroy command used for?
qm destroy permanently removes a virtual machine and all associated volumes from Proxmox VE. The operation also removes any VM-specific permissions and firewall rules. The --purge option removes the VMID from backup jobs, replication jobs, and high availability configuration. The --destroy-unreferenced-disks option removes disks that are not referenced in the VM configuration but have a matching VMID across all enabled storages. The --skiplock option bypasses safety locks but requires root privileges.
How do I run a basic qm-destroy example?
Run `qm destroy 100` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does --destroy-unreferenced-disks _boolean_ do in qm-destroy?
If set, additionally destroy all disks not referenced in the config but with a matching VMID from all enabled storages. Default: 0.